Visual Arts:Resources

Founded in 1987 as a branch of the British publication Art Monthly, Art Monthly Australasia has evolved into the region’s sole independent monthly magazine. It is dedicated to providing insightful and dynamic analysis, commentary, and reviews, situating Australian visual arts within a broader national, regional, and international dialogue.

Artlink is a quarterly magazine that explores contemporary art and ideas from the Asia-Pacific region through themed issues.

The leading professional magazine in graphic design, advertising, photography, illustration, typography, and interactive multimedia. Each issue is packed with articles and images that offer a glimpse into the minds of today’s most creative individuals. Essential reading for both creative professionals and students.

Since its inception in 1950s, Ceramics Monthly has established itself as the premier ceramics publication. It has consistently helped ceramic artists worldwide stay updated, find inspiration, and improve their studio practices with valuable tips and techniques.

A publication of the Sullivan+Strumpf Art Gallery, this journal is dedicated to promoting the art and contemporary artists who exhibit in the global art scene. For access, log onto PressReader then search for the title or return to this screen an click here for direct access to the journal.

This art journal fosters new discussions on contemporary visual arts in the Asia-Pacific region, offering analysis and commentary on current issues and artistic practices in the area.

Vogue’s leadership and authority stem from its unique role as a cultural barometer for a global audience. The magazine situates fashion within the broader context of culture and everyday life—how we dress, live, socialize, what we eat, listen to, watch, and who influences and inspires us.

This magazine offers valuable photo tips to enhance your shooting, editing, and sharing skills. It also includes interviews with top professional photographers, step-by-step guides for image editing, photo competitions, and reviews of the newest equipment. Please note these online articles from ProQuest do not contain images.